Tire Replacement Recommendations - Element Honda Cars & Trucks

The tire size on a 1964 Ford F-750 truck can vary depending on the specific model and configuration. However, some common tire sizes for this truck include:

• Front tires: 8.25-20, 9.00-20, or 10.00-20
• Rear dual tires: 8.25-20, 9.00-20, or 10.00-20
• Rear single tires: 9.00-20 or 10.00-20

Air up all of your tires to the factory recommendations. You can find out what pressure to set your tires at in your owners manual or on the driver's door jam on a sticker. Some spare tires have TPMS sensors, so make sure to put air in your spare tire. If this doesn't solve your problem, take your car to a tire shop. The sensor/s may be bad or just need to be reprogrammed.

Hope this is helpful :-)

-Scott

If all the tires are filled to the manufacturer's recommendations then the problem is either one of the batteries in the TPMS is dead or has quit communicating with the computer. Les Schwab diagnosed mine as a miscommunicating TPMS and reset it in 15 minutes. If a TPMS battery is dead, the unit is about $70 and whatever the shop charges to mount and dismount a tire.

Tire pressure should be within 5 psi of the tires recommended max pressure but never higher. All tires have there max pressure stamped on the sidewall of the tire. Never go by the vehicles recommendation for tire pressure, always go by the tire. Some tires have different pressure recommendations than others. 35psi is most common- but some car tires rec. 44psi or more.

New air filter, new fuel filter, proper tire pressure, and easy on/off the gas.

I would look on the inside of your driverside front door and door jam where thet have the vehical information labels, Ford will specify what tire size to use on your vehical and whats the proper tire inflation pressure for the front and rear tires always follow the manfacturers recommendations....

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and a safety inspection. While changing the oil, the mechanic will be performing visual inspections of the brakes, belts and hoses inspecting for any fluid leaks,, listening for any abnormal noises, and paying attention to any irregularities in the operation of the vehicle.
If you have your service at the dealership, have them check and perform any recalls on the vehicle.
Possible Repairs Needed at the 20,000 Mile Service It's not uncommon for your vehicle to need a brake pad replacement at this mileage, and on some vehicles the tires may need replacement.

Recommendations

• We recommend considering replacement of the air filter every year or 12,000 to 15,000 miles.
  

Why this happens

• If oil has contaminated the air filter, it should be replaced. Oil contamination may indicate a problem with the PCV system.
  

• Air filters will need replacement more often in vehicles driven in dusty and sandy areas.
  

Go to Tire Rack http://www.tirerack.com/ Enter the information and click tires. Once you fill in the needed information on the exact Corvette you own and the type of tire you want, they will bring up recommendations with a list of tires. When you click on a tire you will see a chart like this.
Use this chart to determine the tire that fits your needs and pay close attention to the noise comfort.

tire pressure is not a relly big deal usually a cars pressure is at 32psi even 35 would be good depends if u got a car fool ant traveling then 40psi but around town 32 is perfect for ur vehicle if u whish to proceed in ur search for manufacture recomandation thats ok but 32 to 35 is normal

I use Riken Raptor all weather tires and they work great and go for about 60 a tire. Not bad 60k warrenty. :) I love them.

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